Archive | December, 2011
House Democrat: Tea Partiers, NRA Manufactured Fast & Furious
It’s Congressman Hank Johnson (D-GA), who you may remember as the guy who expressed his concern that the island of Guam may tip over if too many people move there. Here‘s his latest genius declaration: “I think (Fast & Furious) is another manufactured controversy by the second amendment, NRA Republican tea party movement,” Johnson said. [...]
Salon: Let’s demonize the Waltons for having more money than a bunch of poor people
9. December 2011
You mean the family responsible for founding a multi-national company that employs literally millions of people and creates billions of dollars of wealth has more money than most people? OUTRAGEOUS. Allegretto then compared those numbers to the net worth of the six members of the Walton clan as reported on the Forbes 400 list in [...]
Army to Cut 8,700 Jobs as IRS Hires 1,000 for ObamaCare
9. December 2011
We can’t afford to keep employing the people protecting our country and actually carrying out constitutional responsibilities of the federal government. We’ll just have to do without them. But those countless tax collectors, welfare distributors, and other paper-pushing bureaucrats? WE CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT THEM. Even think about touching them and Obama will attack you as [...]
Obama: Extending unemployment benefits creates more jobs than actual job creation
9. December 2011
Because redistributing borrowed money to people without jobs for nearly two years actually creates jobs, or something. The man is an imbecile. As Obama called for passage of those bills, he also responded to a recent Republican push to require him to approve the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline from Canada. “However many jobs [...]
Romney Holds Conference Call, Only Allows Liberal Outlets to Ask Questions
8. December 2011
Mitt Romney held a conference call today in which he and his surrogates attacked Newt Gingrich, framing him as neither conservative enough nor prepared to be president. That first charge is particularly ironic, considering Romney’s campaign only took questions from liberal news outlets. Among those allowed to get their questions in? Far-left publications Mother Jones [...]
DNC Got More than $1.8 Million from Corzine
8. December 2011
While MF Global was being driven into the ground and $1.2 billion of investor funds were disappearing, the company’s top guy — former Governor Jon Corzine (D-NJ) — was donating more than $1 million to the Democratic National Committee. Records show the central committee of the Democratic Party received $1,814,200 from Corzine. Other recipients include [...]
Newt’s Gay Half-Sister Doesn’t Like Newt’s Anti-Gay Marriage Stance, So She’ll Vote for Anti-Gay Marriage Obama
8. December 2011
Why? Because even liberals recognize Barack Obama is lying for political gain. He doesn’t really oppose gay marriage, he just says he does because it could otherwise cost him votes in Iowa, Pennsylvania, and other socially conservative states and demographics. Newt Gingrich might be confident he’s got the votes to be the Republican presidential nominee, [...]
Former Obama Donor, Businessman: Obama’s Policies are Destroying Jobs
8. December 2011
Clarence Otis is the chief executive officer of Darden Restaurants, owner of such prominent chains as Olive Garden, Red Lobster, and LongHorn Steakhouse. The company operates more than 1,800 restaurant locations that collectively employ more than 180,000 people across North America. So you might say he knows a thing or two about job creation. He’s [...]
Federal Court: Iran Helped Al Qaeda Bomb U.S. Embassies
8. December 2011
Iran helped international terrorist group Al Qaeda bomb two American embassies — in Kenya and Tanzania — back in 1998, a federal court has determined. In fact, the conclusion reached is that the bombings wouldn’t have been possible without support from Tehran. Al-Qaeda carried out the attack, but the U.S. District Court for the District [...]
Gingrich Raised $4 Million in First Half of Fourth Quarter
8. December 2011
An impressive turn-around for a guy who was polling in the low single-digits just a few weeks ago, and who raised just $1 million in the five months prior. Newt Gingrich’s campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, which has struggled financially for most of the year, says the former House speaker raised $4 million in [...]
9. December 2011
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